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One of my favorite pieces of HP fanart of all time is from the person who draws ridiculous HP scenarios from the books (& other stuff). They drew Harry from that description we get in book 1 where petunia shaves him bald except for his bangs and it looked like this
I think about it once every few months and it always makes me laugh
I found it again I’m fucking crying. Top three images ever
new chapter of my romione fake dating au!! out now!!!
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guys. This is uncanny, TRULY…was done on purpose it’s painfully obvious I’m gonna scream, the composition the smile LITERALLY THE ANGLE??
I NEED a good lily evans centered longfic!! canon compliant!!! with jily!!! why can I not find one?!???!!! drop recs please it's desperate!!!!

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Linny novias
the people who claim ginny’s “personality” came out of nowhere never fail to amaze me with their inability to actually comprehend the text
it’s literally shown in PS (fleetingly) on the train platform and talked about as early as CoS that ginny weasley is a certified YAPPER. she’s a talkative, opinionated gal. ron points out that her quiet / shy behaviour is very unusual for her, so if one does have basic comprehension skills, it is pretty clear that the ginny we see in the earlier books (which are from harry’s pov) is not who she really is. ginny says as much herself in HBP, “i never used to be able to talk in front of you remember? hermione thought you’d take more notice if i was a bit more… myself”? like are we comprehending this? it’s not rocket science…
as the books go on, her confidence around harry grows the more she detaches herself from the idea of harry that she grew up with, and the actual harry. this journey is slightly impeded by the fact that harry saves ginny’s life in CoS, which she feels a significant amount of guilt and embarrassment over (which harry himself picks up on this in PoA), not to mention she’s still processing the trauma that accompanied that experience (as seen in the way she reacts to the dementors — she is the only one who has a strong reaction to them, like harry). in the years following, we find out in CC (whether you take that to be canon or not), ginny explains she was very lonely during and after the diary debacle, as she felt very isolated from everyone else. this would also cause her self-confidence to take a severe battering, therefore her true personality is not able to shine, especially not in front of harry potter aka her crush aka the boy who saved her life and almost died doing it.
in GoF, harry (and in turn us, as the readers) start to see glimpses of her playful personality - she’s close with fred and george, she calls her brothers out when they’re being unkind, she goes to the yule ball with neville (turning down the opportunity to go with harry, because she doesn’t want to go back on her word), she gives ron’s owl a silly name and she starts to let go of her childhood crush, and takes a chance on another boy who’s actually shown interest in her.
by the time we see her again in OotP, OF COURSE she has undergone some serious character development. she has a boyfriend now! she has a group of friends now! she’s able to be herself around harry! she has a better support system now, her self confidence has returned, and with it, her sense of self worth. she calls harry out on his shit when he needs it, she also comforts him and gives him the space to share his worries without judgement or admonition, she stands up for what’s right, she kicks ass at quidditch (which she’s been wanting to do for the past four years bc she has been practising since she was six years old!), she joins the fight at the DoM, risking her life and dumps her boyfriend for being a sore loser! because she deserves better than that!
the ginny we see in HBP has gone through So Much. but she has only continued to grow as a character - with so much heart, wit and spunk. of course, harry is paying attention now and of COURSE he’s a flustered mess trying not to fall for his bestfriend’s sister for nearly 800 pages but he can’t help it!!!
a lot of ginny’s development happens behind the scenes, in quiet ways, but if you actually pay attention, it’s very obvious who she truly is. the reader slowly becomes more fascinated by this girl as more and more of her story unravels — as does harry. and that’s the beauty of it.
harry who calls his time with ginny as the happiest he's ever been
harry who watched ginny run with the train during his first year until his vision could no longer see her
harry who at twelve said ginny blushed like the setting sun
harry who was the first to notice how sickly ginny's been looking in her first year
harry who who got angry and irritated with percy for shooing ginny away when she was about to tell them something important
harry who said ginny being taken down in the chamber was the worst day of his life
harry who always looks for ginny's eyes when something funny happens because he knows she'll get it
harry who got himself injured because he was staring at ginny fly so he got distracted
harry who said that his resolve will always break easily if he was near ginny
harry who thought of ginny before he died
harry who chose to come back to life because he wanted a life with ginny
ginny weasley did not
defend harry against malfoy in flourish and blots when he was picking on him (it’s the first time she ever speaks in front of him)
carry around a horcrux for the better half of a year and realise that something was wrong and try to dispose of it at age 11
get possessed, manipulated and controlled by one of the darkest wizards of all time and live to tell the tale
get forced to write her own farewell note on the wall in blood and walk to her own death
go on as normally as possible afterwards despite the trauma of her first year, because she didn’t want to be a nuisance
make harry a get well soon card after he fell off his broom because of the dementors in third year
tell harry and ron off when making fun of neville for not being able to get a yule ball date
refuse harry as a yule ball date despite having harboured a crush on him for years because she didn’t want to hurt neville
see harry was floundering after hermione & ron left him to do prefect duties and immediately take charge and invite him to come with her
defend luna against bullies, and encourage neville to believe in himself and know his self worth
decide to quit pining for harry because it was a waste of time, instead dating other boys and becoming a solid friend to him
join dumbledore’s army without a second thought, coining the name and even encouraging more ravenclaws to join
call harry out when he was in a downward spiral about being possessed, explained her own experience and remained gracious despite him forgetting her biggest trauma
fill in for harry as seeker in the quidditch team and help them win the quidditch cup that year
reassure harry that he will play quidditch again, when he was feeling low about umbridge’s life long ban
encourage harry to talk to cho if that’s what he’s upset about (putting her own complicated feelings for him aside)
get harry to admit what was actually upsetting him and helping him find a solution
immediately agree to help harry by standing guard outside umbridge’s office despite not knowing any details
call harry out whenever he was being snarky / impatient with her and not take any of his shit
disarm malfoy & the others and escape from umbridge’s office to rush to harry and hermione’s aid
refuse to stay behind at hogwarts stating that she cared for sirius too and wanted to help
go with the others to the DoM in an attempt to save sirius, risking her life and breaking her ankle in the process
refuse to tolerate her brother’s new girlfriend who was being snobbish about her family’s home and lifestyle (but then go on to love and respect her, as they mature)
get invited to join the slug club because of her skill with hexes and not nepotism (the only one who wasn’t invited for that reason)
tell off zabini for laughing at harry about what went down at the DoM
call ron the fuck out when he was borderline slut-shaming her
crash into the commentator’s podium to shut zacharias smith up from talking smack about the gryffindor team
immediately try to intervene when she thought harry was in danger of being possessed by the hbp potions book
tell off dean and seamus for laughing when harry got seriously hurt in quidditch
come to harry’s defence after he attacked malfoy (bc he had to defend himself against an unforgivable curse) and stand up to (one of her) closest friend(s) to do so
step up to play seeker in harry’s place (again) in the quidditch final and winning the cup in his absence (!!!!)
make harry feel “the happiest he had ever been” when they finally got together
make my boy LAUGH 24/7 and bring him (and many others) so much JOY
support harry after dumbledore’s death, knowing when to give him comfort and also space
show unwavering love and loyalty to harry when he was trying to break up with her, claiming she didn’t care about the danger
also ultimately not fight his decision, understanding his need to stop voldemort once and for all, despite her being completely heartbroken
respect harry’s wishes to stay broken up, but still give him the most INSANE kiss ever as a birthday present (and something for him to fight for!!)
return to hogwarts under the rule of deatheaters, despite the target on her back as a blood traitor (also as brother of ron AND ex girlfriend of harry)
take the place of younger students and try to protect them from being tortured by the carrows
start up dumbledore’s army again with neville and rebel against the system, to reek as much havoc as possible at hogwarts
try to steal the sword of gryffindor from snape’s office because they wanted to help the cause as much as possible despite understanding why they needed it and ultimately being punished for it
refuse to stay put in the room of requirement when her family were out risking their lives during the battle and given the chance, immediately joined the fray
comfort an injured younger student at the battle, and stay strong for them, despite having just found out her brother had been killed
duel with bellatrix in the battle and almost lose her life doing it
go through so much and have her trauma be overlooked and forgotten by so many
go on to play QUIDDITCH PROFESSIONALLY in the team she DREAMED of playing for
and then going back to a career in writing (sports correspondent) despite her traumatic experience with the diary
marry the love of her life and have three beautiful children and get the happy ending that she deserves after EVERYTHING????
all for you guys to shit on her the way you do. put some goddamn RESPECT on MISS GINEVRA MOLLY WEASLEY’S name. she’s NOT a mary sue, she’s NOT a bully, and she’s NOT boring. she’s an ICON.
remember when harry’s clothes were always too big for him because he was a stick of a child. remember when ron hit a growth spurt, ended up taller than half his siblings and realistically, all his clothes became too small. what if they just- what if they swapped
little tiny harry having clothes that were given to him by someone who loves him for the first time, having clothes that actually fit him, having clothes that feel like family.
lanky youngest son ron getting clothes that have barely be worn (because dudley got everything he ever wanted and had too many clothes to count, let alone wear regularly), trousers that don’t stop above his ankles, clothes that are only his and not bill and percy and fred’s first.
harry and ron started swapping clothes and never stopped. they are now fifty and don’t know who owns what. it is a reoccurring issue

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some hcs for scorp + the potter siblings in an attempt to update my character sheets
This little cinnamon roll doesn’t have a dangerous bone in his body
the way ron and harry care about each other is quite literally everything to me I'm going to go insane. platonic or romantic idc they're everything
There was a post you wrote about Harry and Hermione's ruthlessness and how Ron is more normal compared to them (unfortunately I can't find it or else I would link it). But I feel like there have been several situations where Ron is kinda... merciless? He's more likely to wish ill for people he doesn't like and Hermione is generally horrified by such remarks. So, at times, I see Hermione as the moral compass with Harry and Ron being more ruthless. But then there is truth to that Rita scene analysis. So, I can see him being the moral compass of the trio as well. Who do you think is the real moral compass of the trio then?
So, I don't think moral is exactly the right word. Moral and ruthless aren't opposites, not always. So, it's a little more complicated than that. What I usually say is that Ron is the most hinged in the trio, and Harry and Hermione are more unhinged, which, isn't just about ruthlessness/marcy.
(Past posts about this: Harry can be scary, Harry is willing to kill, Hermione's ruthlessness, Ron's mean streak)
Harry — is very empathetic and forgiving on a personal level when he understands someone but couldn't give less of a shit about the larger systematic issues or people on his shit list. He is empathetic and would go out of his way to save people he considers innocent:
“We were hundreds of feet up! Stan’s not himself and if I stunned him and he’d fallen, he’d have died the same as if I’d used Avada Kedavra!!...”
(DH, Ch5)
But if someone deserves it, if he sees someone as undeserving of mercy, there is none:
well, unless you count Quirrell, and he got what he deserved seeing as he was working with Voldemort.
(HBP, Ch4)
Harry had pinned Mundungus against the wall of the pub by the throat. Holding him fast with one hand, he pulled out his wand. “Harry!” squealed Hermione. [...] “I — no — what — ?” spluttered Mundungus, who was slowly turning purple.
(HBP, Ch12)
Wriggling around he cried, “Stupefy!” and a red bolt of light shot from his own wand, cleaving a gap between the four pursuing Death Eaters as they scattered to avoid it.
(DH, Ch4) - He cast Supify at a DE in the Battle of the 7 Potters, knowing it's like casting an AK. He also cast Confringo and other spells that would kill them.
“Hasn’t changed much, has he?” Harry muttered to Ginny, who grinned. [...] Lockhart’s memory so badly that he had landed here in the first place, though, as Lockhart had been attempting to permanently wipe Harry and Ron’s memories at the time, Harry’s sympathy was limited.
(OotP, Ch23)
As Amycus spun around, Harry shouted, “Crucio!” The Death Eater was lifted off his feet. He writhed through the air like a drowning man, thrashing and howling in pain, and then, with a crunch and a shattering of glass, he smashed into the front of a bookcase and crumpled, insensible, to the floor. “I see what Bellatrix meant,” said Harry, the blood thundering through his brain, “you need to really mean it.”
(DH, Ch30)
What Bellatrix said, as a refresher: “You need to mean them, Potter! You need to really want to cause pain — to enjoy it — righteous anger won’t hurt me for long...”
Harry's sense of justice is based on his loyalty and understanding of people. His loved ones or people he understands deserve forgiveness even if they did awful things, others though? Others who do evil deserve everything coming to them, and Harry would gladly be the one to serve justice if he could and feel satisfied at their misfortune.
Ron — can be mean. He talks a lot about violence and enjoying Malfoy being in pain (when it is easily reversible). He complains about having to save Draco and threatens to punch/curse people more than Harry and Hermione:
Malfoy and some of the other Slytherins cheered. Hermione was dancing on tiptoes. “Do you think he’s all right?” she squealed through her fingers. “Who cares?” said Harry and Ron together.
(CoS, Ch11) - about Lockhart
“I’m here!” came Ron’s muffled voice from behind the rockfall. “I’m okay — this git’s not, though — he got blasted by the wand —”There was a dull thud and a loud “ow!” It sounded as though Ron had just kicked Lockhart in the shins.
(CoS, Ch16)
“She’s an awful woman [Umbridge],” said Hermione in a small voice. “Awful. You know, I was just saying to Ron when you came in . . . we’ve got to do something about her.” “I suggested poison,” said Ron grimly.
(OotP, Ch15)
As Smith strode away in an annoyingly buoyant fashion, Ron glared after him. “Shall I jinx him? I can still get him from here,” he said, raising his wand and taking aim between Smith’s shoulder blades. “Forget it,” said Harry dismally. “It’s what everyone’s going to think, isn’t it? That I’m really stup —”
(OotP, Ch24)
He is the member of the trio to suggest violence the most often and rant angrily, but he doesn't actually go through with his threats as much as Harry and Hermione do. He can be cruel and take joy in the pain of people he dislikes/harmed people he cares for, when he doesn't see it or when it's easily reversible. He is rarely the one actually doing the harming, and when he does, it is way less extreme than the type of things Harry and Hermione pull.
He is very aware of the situation and entertains violence and even killing when he thinks the situation calls for it:
“What are we going to do with them?” Ron whispered to Harry through the dark; then, even more quietly, “Kill them? They’d kill us. They had a good go just now.”
(DH, Ch9)
But he doesn't like it:
“You’re the boss,” said Ron, sounding profoundly relieved. “But I’ve never down a Memory Charm.”
(DH, Ch9)
Even when it's Lockhart, Ron feels guilty about his state:
“Er — how are you, Professor?” said Ron, sounding slightly guilty.
(OotP, Ch23)
His violence is reactionary to protect his friends, and he is the member of the trio that kills/curses the fewest people. He can do it, and would be loud about people deserving it, but he doesn't like people being hurt, even when he doesn't like them, even when he says he's fine with it, he doesn't like seeing it, in contrast with Harry, here, who is unphased by the thought of killing Death Eaters and chooses not to for cold, practical reasons not out of any sense of morality or aprehention about killing:
Harry shook his head. “We just need to wipe their memories,” said Harry. “It’s better like that, it’ll throw them off the scent. If we killed them it’d be obvious we were here.”
(DH, Ch9)
Hermione — is a weird case, because she's a hypocrite. She is horrified at the unforgivable curses, she is terrified at the thought of killing anyone:
“Kill them? They’d kill us. They had a good go just now.” Hermione shuddered and took a step backward.
(DH, Ch9)
She's empathetic to house elves and anyone in a position she considers weaker and in need of help. She calls out Harry and Ron a lot about taking joy in someone's pain or laughing at others' misfortune (even when Draco was turned into a ferret, for example).
And yet... and yet:
1. She keeps a woman in a jar and is proud and overjoyed by it:
“No, you see . . . Rita Skeeter” — Hermione’s voice trembled with quiet triumph — “is an unregistered Animagus. She can turn —” Hermione pulled a small sealed glass jar out of her bag. “— into a beetle.” “You’re kidding,” said Ron. “You haven’t . . . she’s not . . .” “Oh yes she is,” said Hermione happily, brandishing the jar at them. Inside were a few twigs and leaves and one large, fat beetle. “That’s never — you’re kidding —” Ron whispered, lifting the jar to his eyes. [...] Harry looked and saw that she was quite right. He also remembered something. “There was a beetle on the statue the night we heard Hagrid telling Madame Maxime about his mum!”
(GoF, Ch37) - Hermione is elated, Harry doesn't care, and Ron is horrified.
2. She hides an incurable curse in the D.A. partchment and tells no one about it:
and Marietta gave a wail and pulled the neck of her robes right up to her eyes, but not before the whole room had seen that her face was horribly disfigured by a series of close-set purple pustules that had spread across her nose and cheeks to form the word “SNEAK.”
(OotP, Ch27)
Both she and Harry feel justified in what happened to Marietta:
“Ron’s dad works for the Ministry too!” Harry said furiously. “And in case you hadn’t noticed, he hasn’t got ‘sneak’ written across his face —” “That was a really horrible trick of Hermione Granger’s,” said Cho fiercely. “She should have told us she’d jinxed that list —” “I think it was a brilliant idea,” said Harry coldly. Cho flushed, and her eyes grew brighter.
(OotP, Ch28)
And while Ron goes on angry rants about Mariatta, and I don't think he minds she got cursed, I don't think he'd ever have done that himself. Nor is he as satisfied with it as Harry and Hermione. He is thinking that they shouldn't have let her in in the first place, not that she deserves what she got.
3. She tells Harry not to help Ron cheat because it's wrong to do:
“I want a word with you, Harry.” She took a deep breath. “You shouldn’t have done it. You heard Slughorn, it’s illegal.” [...] said Hermione shrilly. “You spiked Ron’s juice with lucky potion at breakfast! Felix Felicis!”
(HBP, Ch14)
When she did the exact same thing, knowing it was cheating:
but Harry caught Hermione’s arm and held her back. “What?” said Hermione defensively “If you ask me,” said Harry quietly, “McLaggen looks like he was Confunded this morning. And he was standing right in front of where you were sitting.” Hermione blushed. “Oh, all right then, I did it,” she whispered. “But you should have heard the way he was talking about Ron and Ginny!...
(HBP, Ch11)
And Harry didn't even help Ron magically cheat; he didn't put the potion in, he just tricked Ron to think he did. Hermione on the other hand...
4. She set a teacher on fire with no moral qualms:
Reaching Snape, she crouched down, pulled out her wand, and whispered a few, well-chosen words. Bright blue flames shot from her wand onto the hem of Snape’s robes.
(PS, Ch11) - though, I'll give her that the fire didn't seem to burn Snape.
5. She led Umbridge to the centaurs on purpose:
“Is it very far in?” Umbridge asked, as her robe ripped on a bramble. “Oh yes,” said Hermione. “Yes, it’s well hidden.” Harry’s misgivings increased. Hermione was not taking the path they had followed to visit Grawp, but the one he had followed three years ago to the lair of the monster Aragog. Hermione had not been with him on that occasion; he doubted she had any idea what danger lay at the end of it. “Er — are you sure this is the right way?” he asked her pointedly. “Oh yes,” she said in a steely voice, crashing through the undergrowth with what he thought was a wholly unnecessary amount of noise. [...] “Please,” said Hermione breathlessly, “please, don’t attack us, we don’t think like her, we aren’t Ministry of Magic employees! We only came in here because we hoped you’d drive her off for us —” [...] “You said you didn’t hurt the innocent!” shouted Hermione
(OotP, Ch33)
Knowing they would hurt her.
6. Unlike Ron and Harry, she actually harms loved ones (the worst Harry and Ron would do is shout and get angry, maybe give the silent treatment; they won't attack a friend in a moment of rage):
“Oppugno!” came a shriek from the doorway. Harry spun around to see Hermione pointing her wand at Ron, her expression wild: The little flock of birds was speeding like a hail of fat golden bullets toward Ron, who yelped and covered his face with his hands, but the birds attacked, pecking and clawing at every bit of flesh they could reach.
(HBP, Ch14)
Hermione is fine causing a lot of harm to people as long as she feels her hands are clean. As long as it isn't dark magic, as long as they are people she considers deserving of it, as long as it's something she can keep emotional distance from. She has a certain moral line that she's terrified of passing because I think she knows she could. She clings to laws and what she knows is right and would loudly reprimand Ron and Harry for their remarks, while doing worse offenses.
Hermione, impolsivly, does some prety unhinged, ruthless shit, but still acts like these things are morally wrong to do. As long as she can justify her actions, claim it was someone else ("I didn't make the centaurs hurt Umbridge"), or say that technically it's legal because of some loophole — she can do some messed up things while still feeling morally superior.
That's why I don't see Hermione as the most moral of the trio and Ron as the most hinged one. They are all capable of violence and ruthlessness; they just have a sense of justice that works differently and have different thoughts on violence.
Harry and Hermione both have a strong sense of justice and tend to take it into their own hands to punish those they see as deserving of it (even if Hermione tells Harry not to when he does these things, she does them herself plenty). They are also more flexible in what is considered just, with Hermione working under her own hypocritical way of: "if I do it, it's fine as long as it's not dark magic, if others do it, it's bad".
Harry's flexibility comes from a place of understanding. If someone did bad things, but Harry understands them (Tom, Draco, for example), they deserve to be offered forgiveness regardless of the damage they did. Harry is the type of person who would justify any of his loved ones murdering someone, because if they do it, it's okay. And if you harm/disrespect people and aren't in Harry's "okay list", you deserve what's coming to you, even torture and death. His justice is influenced by personal attachment and sympathy.
Ron, usually reacts and calls for violence in defence of loved ones or himself, and he is the least forgiving of the trio. His sense of justice also comes from personal loyalty, but in a different way — if you harmed his friends or family once, that's it, you deserve what's coming and he'd talk about it — loudly — even if he would rather not be the one to pull the metaphorical trigger and would feel kind of guilty over you being hurt if he actually witnessed it. His violence also tends to be tamer than the other two.
Ron's violence is saying something mean, a jinx here and there, a punch maybe; he fights like a teenager. Harry strangles, tortures, and is satisfied with how broken Lockhart is; he fights like a soldier. Hermione disfigures, tortures (she kept Rita in a jar!), and takes pride in it; she doesn't like fighting, she hits before the fight. Ron is just so much tamer than the other two. They can all be ruthless, but Ron is who I consider the most balanced member of the trio (and my choice for Minister of Magic).
Basiclly: Ron has a lot of bark and not much bite (he can bite if pushed, but he isn't going to like it), Hermione has basically no bark, but a lot of bite, and Harry has both a bark and a bite (just in a different way than the other two).

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Do you think Harry could’ve killed anyone for real? Like do you think he’s actually capable of taking a life?
I mean, he already sorta did... I mean, he killed Quirrell, not exactly on purpose, but he did. And he doesn't seem to react to it in any way that indicates he's suffering from guilt about it. Even though it was Lily's magic that killed Quirrell, Harry actively chose to hurt him:
“Master, I cannot hold him — my hands — my hands!” And Quirrell, though pinning Harry to the ground with his knees, let go of his neck and stared, bewildered, at his own palms — Harry could see they looked burned, raw, red, and shiny. “Then kill him, fool, and be done!” screeched Voldemort. Quirrell raised his hand to perform a deadly curse, but Harry, by instinct, reached up and grabbed Quirrell’s face — “AAAARGH!”
(PS, 212)
And even during the battles with Death Eaters at various points in the books, he doesn't really care if some of them die (at least most of them). During the battle of the Seven Potters Harry is very aware that any spell that would make the Death Eaters fall from the sky is akin to a killing curse:
“We were hundreds of feet up! Stan’s not himself and if I stunned him and he’d fallen, he’d have died the same as if I’d used Avada Kedavra!!...”
(DH, 65)
And yet:
As they soared upward, away from the two remaining Death Eaters, Harry spat blood out of his mouth, pointed his wand at the falling sidecar, and yelled, “Confringo!” He knew a dreadful, gut-wrenching pang for Hedwig as it exploded; the Death Eater nearest it was blasted off his broom and fell from sight; his companion fell back and vanished.
(DH, 56)
Wriggling around he cried, “Stupefy!” and a red bolt of light shot from his own wand, cleaving a gap between the four pursuing Death Eaters as they scattered to avoid it
(DH, 54)
He actively tries to shoot the chasing Death eaters out of the sky and actually hits a few of them. Remus confronts him about how he isn't willing to kill, but that isn't true. Harry isn't willing to kill Stan Shunpike who he believes is innocent, he is very much willing to kill other Death Eaters.
At the end of HBP, after Harry knows what Sectumsempra does, he knows it's practically a killing curse, he already almost killed Draco with it. And he chooses to try and use it on Snape during the Death Eaters escape:
Pushing himself to his feet again, he staggered blindly toward Snape, the man he now hated as much as he hated Voldemort himself — “Sectum — !” Snape flicked his wand and the curse was repelled yet again; but Harry was mere feet away now and he could see Snape’s face clearly at last
(HBP, 603)
So, I'd say yes, Harry is willing and capable of killing when he feels someone deserves it and the situation calls for it. He has killed Quirrell and maybe 3 Death Eaters that fell from the sky during the Battle of the Seven Potters. He potentially also killed a few goblins during the escape from Gringotts in DH but I don't really count that since it was the dragon, really. And he isn't exactly beating himself over the deaths of many Death Eaters in the later Battle of Hogwarts. The point is, Harry did take lives in the past, yes, in self-defense and I don't blame him, these were life-or-death situations and he responded accordingly. But he is capable of killing in defense of himself or others.
Do you think Harry could be scary at times? Like put actual fear into people? Because I think I remember some moments where Hermione was afraid of him or was a least kinda hesitant with him. Like this quote here from HP and the Deathly Hallows:
“You never really tried!” she said hotly. “I don’t get it, Harry – do you like having this special connection or relationship or what – whatever – “
She faltered under the look he gave her as he stood up.
“Like it?” he said quietly. “Would you like it?”
“I – no – I’m sorry, Harry. I just didn’t mean – “
He literally just looked at her, stood, and she was over there stuttering and backing down.
Yes! OMG, yes! Harry can and is scary when he wants to be and I love him for it!
A few more examples that popped into my head:
“I haven’t finished with you, boy!” “Get out of the way,” said Harry quietly. “You’re going to stay here and explain how my son —” “If you don’t get out of the way I’m going to jinx you,” said Harry, raising the wand. “You can’t pull that one on me!” snarled Uncle Vernon. “I know you’re not allowed to use it outside that madhouse you call a school!” “The madhouse has chucked me out,” said Harry. “So I can do whatever I like. You’ve got three seconds. One — two —”
(OotP, 45)
Uncle Vernon reacts to him with anger, which is his fear response. But Harry is talking quietly and deliberately, he isn't shouting and Vernon shuts up and listens, not cutting Harry off with his shouts. Harry actually cuts him off speaking quietly and Vernon lets him. And Vernon lashes out, as he always does when it comes to magic — because it scares him. Harry scares him.
“Well, it’s like Hagrid said, they can look after themselves,” said Hermione impatiently, “and I suppose a teacher like Grubbly-Plank wouldn’t usually show them to us before N.E.W.T. level, but, well, they are very interesting, aren’t they? The way some people can see them and some can’t! I wish I could.” “Do you?” Harry asked her quietly. She looked horrorstruck. “Oh Harry — I’m sorry — no, of course I don’t — that was a really stupid thing to say —”
(OotP, 450)
Hermione stutters around Harry quite a bit. I think she is, like, concerned about him at all times at the back of her head a bit since it takes very little from him to rattle her. I'm not copying it here but you see it too when Harry shouts at her and Ron at the beginning of OotP, Ron argues back a bit, but Hermione gets incredibly rattled. Hermione doesn't deal with Harry's anger well. There are more scenes like the one you mentioned as well.
I'm re-reading Deathly Hallows right now and came upon this scene:
Somehow her [Hermione's] panic seemed to clear Harry’s head. “Lock the door,” he told her, “and Ron, turn out the lights.” He looked down at the paralyzed Dolohov, thinking fast as the lock clicked and Ron used the Deluminator to plunge the caf into darkness. Harry could hear the men who had jeered at Hermione earlier, yelling at another girl in the distance. “What are we going to do with them?” Ron whispered to Harry through the dark; then, even more quietly, “Kill them? They’d kill us. They had a good go just now.” Hermione shuddered and took a step backward. Harry shook his head. “We just need to wipe their memories,” said Harry. “It’s better like that, it’ll throw them off the scent. If we killed them it’d be obvious we were here.” “You’re the boss,” said Ron, sounding profoundly relieved. “But I’ve never done a Memory Charm.”
(DH, 146)
That needs to be talked about more.
Some people like to point at Remus telling Harry that "the time for Expeliarmos is over" as proof Harry isn't willing to kill, but this isn't true. Harry isn't willing to kill Stan Shunpike, whom he considers innocent, Harry was the calmest of the trio and very much considered killing the Death Eaters and chose not to for completely tactical and cold reasons, not ones of ethics or qualms about murder. And I love the dynamic this short scene portrays with the trio a lot. Like, Harry is calm under pressure and calls the shots, Ron offers a way to deal with things, and then Hermione actually executes the memory charms. And here too, when Hermione stepped back, she was scared of Harry (and Ron a little). She doesn't for a second think he wouldn't kill them if he thought it was the right thing to do. She stepped back because she was scared Harry would kill them.
“...Thank you!” said Mundungus, snatching the goblet out of Ron’s hand and stuffing it back into the case. “Well, I’ll see you all — OUCH!” Harry had pinned Mundungus against the wall of the pub by the throat. Holding him fast with one hand, he pulled out his wand. “Harry!” squealed Hermione. “You took that from Sirius’s house,” said Harry, who was almost nose to nose with Mundungus and was breathing in an unpleasant smell of old tobacco and spirits. “That had the Black family crest on it.” “I — no — what — ?” spluttered Mundungus, who was slowly turning purple. “What did you do, go back the night he died and strip the place?” snarled Harry. “I — no —” “Give it to me!”
(HBP, 245-246)
Harry lifts Mundungus and strangles him... and both Mundungus and Hermione are scared of him... because he is scary.
said Voldemort coldly, and though he could not see it, Harry pictured Bellatrix withdrawing a helpful hand. “The boy . . . Is he dead?” There was complete silence in the clearing. Nobody approached Harry, but he felt their concentrated gaze; it seemed to press him harder into the ground, and he was terrified a finger or an eyelid might twitch. “You,” said Voldemort, and there was a bang and a small shriek of pain. “Examine him. Tell me whether he is dead.” Harry did not know who had been sent to verify. He could only lie there, with his heart thumping traitorously, and wait to be examined, but at the same time noting, small comfort though it was, that Voldemort was wary of approaching him, that Voldemort suspected that all had not gone to plan. . . .
(DH, 612)
Voldemort is outright scared of Harry and isn't willing to come near him to check if he's dead...
Like, I am not a fan of the weaker, softer fanon version of Harry James Potter that I see on occasion (obviously everyone can do what they want, I just personally don't like it much when he's portrayed as small and submissive as if Harry has ever submitted in his life). He is not as tall as Ron, but he isn't short either (the same height as James, so likely around 6 feet), he is physically capable of lifting Mundungus even without magic with a single hand and he is so magically capable (more than almost every other character, bar exceptions like Dumbledore, Voldemort, and Snape). No wonder he can be scary, both physically and magically. And yes, Hermione is outright scared of Harry at times. So are other characters.
So, yeah, I strongly agree, Harry can definitely scare people if he wants to, and sometimes even when he doesn't. He seems to have an intimidation factor he isn't fully aware of and therefore doesn't notice all that much.